Author: Crystal Dalene

  • CNN News: Lawsuit Over Sick Kids and Abortions

    CNN News: Lawsuit Over Sick Kids and Abortions

    Today I went on to CNN News website to get an overview of today’s news. While I dislike CNN, they have a large following so I feel it important to keep up to date with what they say. While searching the news three headlines caught my attention. Lawsuit Over Sick Kids CNN News wrote about […]

  • What is Pure Truth?

    What is Pure Truth?

    In the October 2021 General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the President, Russell M. Nelson invited people to listen for three things during the conference. First, he invited people to listen for pure truth. Pure truth implies a slight difference from truth, so I wanted to understand pure truth. To […]

  • I Disagree with Covid-19 Vaccine for Children

    I Disagree with Covid-19 Vaccine for Children

    CNN tells about “Covid-19 vaccine for 5- to 11-year-olds is safe and shows ‘robust’ antibody response, Pfizer says“. Pfizer has recently told about a study they did. In the study, they gave over 2,000 children under 12 a smaller, two regimen dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. With the results, they say the children had a […]

  • A Multiplicity of Blessings

    A Multiplicity of Blessings

    In the early years of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the Lord gave many instructions and blessings. Eventually, the leaders printed these words in a book now called the Doctrine and Covenants. As we read through this book we can learn and receive instructions for ourselves, just like in section 104. In […]

  • Founder of Labor Day Still Debated

    Founder of Labor Day Still Debated

    Happy Labor Day! On this day people gather for barbeques, swimming, and more summer activities. This holiday has become the unofficial end-of-summer celebration. Held the first Monday in September most people start preparing for fall and winter holidays after it ends. Labor Day as a holiday started in 1882. At this time, many people worked […]

  • Frankenstein – Monster or Misunderstood

    Frankenstein – Monster or Misunderstood

    Today people remember the novel by Mary Shelley, “Frankenstein”. Shelley published the novel in 1818 and it grew to become world recognized story with different adaptations. Authors have rewritten the novel, while many movie adaptations exist. Also, most science fiction television shows will include at least one episode using the Frankenstein format. It is probably […]

  • I Hate Masks, Yet I Wear Them As Directed

    I Hate Masks, Yet I Wear Them As Directed

    Honestly, I hate masks. I do not think they do anything more than restrict breathing. It’s annoying and unsanitary. Yet, I wear them as directed. That may seem a contradiction. You may also think I avoided the COVID-19 vaccine, but I didn’t. With such strong opinions, why do I wear masks and have my children […]

  • National Presidential Joke Day

    National Presidential Joke Day

    Ever hear “There’s an app for that”? Well, there is probably a holiday for that as well. Every day has something to celebrate, big or small. Sometimes the holidays seem a little silly. Still, it is fun to celebrate life on a daily basis. On August 11, we celebrate National Sons and Daughters day. This […]

  • 9/11 Families Tell Biden To Stay Away

    9/11 Families Tell Biden To Stay Away

    NBC News tells us that “After 9/11 families told Biden not to attend memorials, FBI could release some secret files“. Frustrated those affected most by 9/11 told Biden to stay away. These families do not want him to attend the memorial events. Despite his campaign promises, Biden has not released the classified information regarding those […]

  • The Hidden Door – Pulled Back

    The Hidden Door – Pulled Back

    On my way to breakfast, Esther stopped me in the hall. “Cassie, you are doing a great job,” she complimented me, smiling. Her attitude towards me had done a complete flip from the previous day. “Thank you,” I said cautiously. Esther did not seem to notice as she greeted a few of the students heading […]